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I need to put a .bmp of a stamp behind some text in a sapscript form - in one window. I've uploaded the bitmap of the stamp by using the se78, I uploaded it as standard text.

I'm already done some testing. This is what I got so far:

/:      INCLUDE Z_ADRS_SIGN_CN30 OBJECT TEXT ID ADRS LANGUAGE EN
/:      INCLUDE 'Z_SIGN_STAMP_CN30' OBJECT TEXT ID ST LANGUAGE EN

This is working, but the stamp gets printed under the text. If I switch the code-lines, the stamp gets printed above the text.

Now to my question: Is there a way to print the stamp behind the text in one window ? And if yes, how?

Sandra Rossi
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flohdieter
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  • Why do you need to have both in one window? – vwegert Dec 09 '17 at 19:31
  • Because the text(sign) is used to be at the end of the purchase order, and at runtime I don't know the absolute position of the end(because it varies). I think I need the absoulte position to put the stamp in another window behind that sign. Am I right? – flohdieter Dec 13 '17 at 14:13
  • I'm not sure whether it's a good idea to print a scanned signature on purchase orders, but that's none of my business... Which options did you use when uploading the graphics? – vwegert Dec 13 '17 at 17:00

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It can be done, but it's better to use SmartForms for this, because it can print watermarks natively.

For SapScript:

  1. Create SO10 text element and insert graphics object there

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  1. Put this statement into your text element

    BITMAP 'YOURBMP' OBJECT GRAPHICS ID BMAP TYPE BCOL.

  2. In the MAIN window of your form put these statements

    INCLUDE BMP OBJECT TEXT ID ST.
NEW-WINDOW.

The key point here is NEW-WINDOW statement. It opens new window oon the page explicitly and prints all consecutive SapScript statements in the new window.

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  • Hi, I've tested it in a testform, where only one so 10 text is included and the graphic as shown above. But it prints only the part **before** the `NEW-WINDOW`. – flohdieter Dec 20 '17 at 10:32
  • Do you have any statements after `NEW-WINDOW`? Give the full code of your SSCRIPT form. – Suncatcher Dec 25 '17 at 06:51